Now Viewing: READ THIS FIRST! The (un)official Faq
Keep it civil, do not flame or bait other users. If you notice anything illegal or inappropriate being discussed, contact an administrator or moderator.
Quote
Posted on: 07/23/15 03:43AM
Should WebM take precedence over GIF when making animated stuff posted to Gelbooru? I will be making mostly very short loops.
What I am asking is: should I stick to WebM or use GIF for extremely short looping stuff? Or can I upload both versions?
What I am asking is: should I stick to WebM or use GIF for extremely short looping stuff? Or can I upload both versions?
Posted on: 07/23/15 11:01AM
I guess we'd PREFER Webm, but I don't think it truly matters, especially if its a short loop.
Just be careful that its not too short.
Just be careful that its not too short.
Posted on: 07/23/15 12:28PM
Anything over 15 seconds or so should probably be a webm. GIF compression looks terrible, and GIF file size is gigantic. It's a 20-year-old format, after all.
Posted on: 08/11/15 06:36PM
Assuming that the image is otherwise unaltered, do we have a policy on removing censor bars and decensoring images?
Posted on: 08/11/15 07:09PM
Decensored versions of an image are considered to be a completely different image, and as such both the original and decensored version are kept.
Decensors are judged on how well the decensoring was done. Poorly-done decensors will be deleted.
Decensors are judged on how well the decensoring was done. Poorly-done decensors will be deleted.
Posted on: 08/11/15 07:43PM
Understood. Just wondering how important it is to avoid duplicates. Thanks.
Posted on: 08/12/15 05:22AM
What's the consensus for traced art?
Several weeks ago, somebody submitted a Pixiv user's animu illustration of a certain nude model photographed by Rikitake. I remember the shit-storm that ensued in the comments, mainly questioning if the submission violates Gelbooru's ToS. I can't find the image and I don't know the artist name, so I have no further knowledge on the status of said illustration. Though there are a few submissions floating around here that contain various interpretations of that model. They have been fine for the past year!
On a side note: wluls this rule apply for traced b ball players on Pixiv? Found a beast drawing of Lebron circa the Heat era.
Several weeks ago, somebody submitted a Pixiv user's animu illustration of a certain nude model photographed by Rikitake. I remember the shit-storm that ensued in the comments, mainly questioning if the submission violates Gelbooru's ToS. I can't find the image and I don't know the artist name, so I have no further knowledge on the status of said illustration. Though there are a few submissions floating around here that contain various interpretations of that model. They have been fine for the past year!
On a side note: wluls this rule apply for traced b ball players on Pixiv? Found a beast drawing of Lebron circa the Heat era.
Posted on: 08/12/15 08:24AM
It is a case-by-case thing, but I don't believe we generally care.
We have "derivative_work" ( gelbooru.com/index.php?pa...&tags=derivative_work ), and while it's mostly used for images based off an already existing image, we do have traces in there.
And, while this is hard to explain properly, I feel like there's a difference between shitty Deviantart plagiarism and art like post #2258464, post #2803039 (the derivative)
I'm... not sure this would fly
We have "derivative_work" ( gelbooru.com/index.php?pa...&tags=derivative_work ), and while it's mostly used for images based off an already existing image, we do have traces in there.
And, while this is hard to explain properly, I feel like there's a difference between shitty Deviantart plagiarism and art like post #2258464, post #2803039 (the derivative)
bruhbruh said:
On a side note: wluls this rule apply for traced b ball players on Pixiv? Found a beast drawing of Lebron circa the Heat era.
On a side note: wluls this rule apply for traced b ball players on Pixiv? Found a beast drawing of Lebron circa the Heat era.
I'm... not sure this would fly
Posted on: 08/22/15 08:32PM
Does the Danbooru bot have a system in place to avoid uploading content (to Gelbooru) that is already uploaded?
Posted on: 08/22/15 09:10PM
Oddyeus said:
Does the Danbooru bot have a system in place to avoid uploading content (to Gelbooru) that is already uploaded?
Does the Danbooru bot have a system in place to avoid uploading content (to Gelbooru) that is already uploaded?
Only the same system that a normal user has. It's not foolproof but it works decently.
Add Reply